“Uaxuctum” The Legend of the Maya-City
This VR360 documentary experience lets us immerse in a rehearsal session of Giacinto Scelsi's work for chorus and orchestra, "Uaxuctum".
“Uaxuctum” The Legend of the Maya-City © Les Films de la Butte, ARTE G.E.I.E.
“Uaxuctum” The Legend of the Maya-City © ARTE G.E.I.E., Les Films de la Butte, ARTE G.E.I.E.
The camera is next to Chef Aldo Brizzi who works in full with the choir and the Radio France Philharmonic Orchestra. Suddenly, the sets move and invite the viewer to “let go” for a hypnotic virtual journey full of Mayan mysticism.
The work “Uaxuctum” itself was subtitled by Scelsi “The Mayan City destroyed by themselves for religious reasons”.
The sound recording and the mixing of this experiment were done by Radio France. The visual effects were designed and realized by Saint George Studio (Paris).
English title “Uaxuctum” The Legend of the Maya-City
Original title « Uaxuctum » La légende de la cité maya détruite par eux-mêmes
Genre VR Experience
Production Company Les Filmes de la Butte
Co-Production Company ARTE G.E.I.E.
Co-Production Company Radio France
Duration 6:29
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